Szőcs was addressing a Hungarian-Turkish economic forum organized by the Hungarian Chamber of Industry and Trade (MKIK). Szőcs said the Turkish Eximbank is one of three Turkish banks they have a cooperation agreement with. He noted Exim’s export credit program that provides preferential-condition export finance to SMEs.
Some €1 bln is earmarked for the program this year, sharply up from €150 mln in 2012. Hungary’s ambassador to Turkey, Gábor Kiss named energy, food and agriculture, machine production, waste and water management, environmental protection and IT as areas with a potential for Hungarian businesses. Hungarian companies could also partake in privatization projects in Turkey, he said.
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